Edison Parent Teacher Association Meeting Gardens Talk
Edison Parent Teacher Association will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the school. The program focuses on gardening with talks by W Parrott and A T Hukill, leaders in the city gardening movement, and includes a children's program. Fathers are urged to attend and a social hour with refreshments follows.
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Janet Catlons
Iowa State College
Ames
Nell Kinney
Edna Falls
Flora Behrens
Miss Callons
John Piske School
Tomear
B. B. Club
Jerome Lightheart
G. I
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Janet Callons
John Fiske School
Deborah Society
Northminster
R. H. MacCullough
Outlook
Grace M. BE
FP. C. Sage
Thimble Bee
Seaplane Accident Kills Boston Youth Ensign Delehanty
A seaplane accident at Pensacola Florida resulted in the death of Ensign Michael Joseph Delehanty a naval reserves member from Boston. The incident was reported today to the navy department by authorities in Washington DC on March 26.
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Washington, D. C
Pensacola
Fla
Michael Joseph Delehanty
Naval Reserves
Boston
Navy Department
Bill Would Allow U S Soldiers to Accept Decorations
Washington March 26. Senate military committee chairman introduced a bill to permit American military and naval personnel to accept decorations from allied governments. Gen Pershing urged the move to foster good will and closer ties with Britain and France.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Chamberlain
Senate Military Committee
Pershing
United States
Birth announcements for Miller Clark and Frederick families
To Mr and Mrs John Miller 412 Conger a son born March 17. To Mr and Mrs Julius F E Frederick sen Cedar Falls a daughter born March 15. To Mr and Mrs Joseph F Clark 140 Argyle a daughter born in March.
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John Miller
Conger, Son
Julius FE. Fredericksen
Cedar Falls
Mareh
Joseph Ff. Clark
Argyle
Patriot program ends service at United Evangelical church
La Porte City March 26 chronicled a patriotic programme at United Evangelical Church with senior and junior K. L. O. members raising their service flag bearing three stars. Pastor Rev. J. H. Boozer announced he likely will not return, as he and Mrs Boozer leave for Grand View to attend the Des Moines conference. Several local boys from Camp Dodge, Camp Cody, and the U S S Eagle mailed updates to families, with notes on hospital corps member Harold Davis and Truman Wagner’s report from the French shore. Families news from Lena Schultz, George MacDonald, and Chauncey Taylor touched down with travel and illness updates.
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la Porte City
United Evangelical Church
Paul Boozer
Floyd Eds
Emory Riggle
J. H. Boozer
Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Howard McQuilkin
Forrest Harvey
Clifford Sand
Cai Dodge
Harold Davis
Camp Cody
M. B. Davis
Truman Wagner
Robert Crane
Charles
Crane
Frank Hopper
Lena Schultz
Waterloo
Cent Schultz
George MacDonald
Carrollton
Chauncey Taylor
H.C. Ungar
Daws, Ta
Marie
Shey
Cantata attendance notes and hospital updates
Mrs. Ray Chandler and daughter Elizabeth returned to Cedar Rapids after visiting Mrs. Chandler's grandmother Mrs. BR. H. Clark. Mrs. William Lee was moved to a Waterloo hospital for medical care and is expected to undergo surgery midweek. Miss Eva Scott returned from Waterloo but cannot meet her classes. The regular quarterly meeting at Hammanuel Evangelical church was held Sunday with Rev. W. CG. Kang of Waterloo conducting services.
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W. CG. Kang
Waterloo
Des Moines Elects Thos. Fairweather Over Hill for Mayor
Des Moines March 26 Complete unofficial returns from yesterday's municipal election show Thomas P. Fairweather winning the mayoralty with 7,272 votes versus 6,600 for his opponent L S Hill. All incumbent councilmen seeking re election were successful John Budd and Harry Frage among others.
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Des Moines
Yestday
Thomas P. Fairweather
L. S. Hill
John Budd
Harry Frage
Cough Medicine for Children Ad Gains Mothers’ Favor
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as prompt relief and pleasant to take, making it a favorite with mothers of young children in the advertisement.
Burlington council picks new members amid political shifts
In Burlington on March 29 Mayor James Hell and four council members faced a reshuffle. New council member J. A. Blatt joins as Ben Woolgay is noted, with Thomas SeNers and 0. B. Franklis listed among those chosen. Labor loses in the Burlington scene.
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Ben Woolgay
J. A. Blatt
Thomas SeNers
Franklis
Burlington
James Hell
Ely
Election results and seed price report in Ontario
Reported returns show officials reappointed yesterday by pluralities from 2 to 1. A labor reform ticket opposed them. In East Concord Ontario a local farmer offered 258 dollars per bushel for Golde Bantam seed corn.
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Tod
Au East Concord
Rat plague swells cost to 200 million in U S funds
An unclear report claims rats cause large financial damage totaling 200,008,006 dollars in the United States, enough to burden Belgium’s population. The fragment mentions money and widespread impact without coherent context or sources.
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Belgium
Woman from Shamokin Joins Mining Engineering Corps
Miss Hilda O Gara of Shamokin Pennsylvania becomes the first woman in the anthracite coal region to join a mining engineering corps marking a historic advance for women in industrial professions.
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Hilda O'Gara
Shamokin
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County Home
U. S
Sudqeyl
First National Bank Building
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